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Israel launches airstrike in Sanaa, Yemen. Security source confirms the attack. Details on target and casualties pending.
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Israeli FM Saar Speaks with Canadian Conservative Deputy Leader Over Israel Goods Ban
Israeli FM Gideon Sa'ar spoke with Canadian Conservative Deputy Leader Melissa Lantsman about the government's ban on Israeli goods from Judea and Samaria.
Israel Deploys Worlds Longest Seismic Fiber-Optic Cable in Dead Sea
Israel has deployed the world's longest seismic fiber-optic cable, 55 km long, in the Dead Sea to improve earthquake warning systems.
Israels Education Ministry Launches Policy to Combat Bullying, Social Exclusion in Schools
Israel's Ministry of Education introduces a new policy to ensure students feel safe and included, addressing bullying and social exclusion through school-wide.
Israeli Forces Arrest Terror Arms Dealer in Jerusalem Raid, Attack Thwarted
Elite Israeli forces arrested a 22-year-old arms dealer in Jerusalem's Shuafat camp, thwarting an imminent attack and initiating a larger security operation.
Israel Warns Northern Residents of Continued Strikes Along Lebanese Border
Israel warns northern residents of ongoing military strikes along the Lebanese border, with explosions anticipated in the Western Galilee and surrounding.
Israel Clears Path to Close and Replace Tel Avivs Central Bus Station with New Transit Hub
Israel's Knesset committee has approved rezoning land for a temporary bus terminal, accelerating the closure of Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station.
IDF Unveils New AI and Unmanned Systems Corps
Israel's IDF establishes a new corps for AI and unmanned systems, a generational transformation aimed at leading globally in advanced robotics.
Over 20,000 Immigrated to Israel in Past Jewish Year, Led by Russia, France, U.S.
More than 20,000 immigrants arrived in Israel from nearly 100 countries in the past Jewish year, with Russia, France, and the U.S. sending the most newcomers.
Israel to Open First Resident Embassy in Slovenia, Fifth New Embassy in Two Years
Israel inaugurates its first resident embassy in Slovenia on Sept 9-10, marking the fifth new embassy opened by the nation in two years.
Slovenian Deputy Prime Minister Advocates Israeli Sovereignty in Samaria
Slovenian Deputy PM Jernej Vrtovec voiced support for Samaria's sovereignty, a stance contrasting with EU condemnations and Czech criticism.